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Ari Gejdenson Signs Lease for Three Restaurants in One Place

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The man behind Acqua Al Due and Ghibellina, has his sights set on Northeast D.C., according to The Washington Business Journal.

by Missy Frederick
Via Ari Gejdenson to Open Three Restaurants in Hecht’s Warehouse Project [WBJ] and Liquor Bar to Have Leather Booths, Lots of Scotch [EDC]
Hecht's project rendering.
Hecht's project rendering.
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Ari Gejdenson has signed a lease to bring three different restaurants to the Hecht's Warehouse project in Ivy City.

The restaurant owner will divide about 7,000 square feet of space into multiple concepts, The Washington Business Journal reports. He says he hasn't firmed up plans on exactly what they will be because he's busy with his other, more pressing restaurant projects.

Gejdenson is opening Denson Liquor Bar in Chinatown and Sotto below Ghibellina.

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